I CAN ALMOST SEE YOU West Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia
By
robtas on 26-Jan-05. Waypoint GCMKRW
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Logs
Another nice uphill walk, Mr Robtas must have liked an uphill walk as we have now found lots of his golden oldies up hills. Another that was found in the first place I checked. TFTC robtas and ongoing maintenance from 2ystassies
Couldnt find this one, potentially not near the marker on the map. Checked all the "last posts", no where to be seen
Were heading out to Ulverstone today for some caching. Someone else DNFing this one TODAY did make us panic, but we managed to find it after a thorough search of the area. Just look hard and look everywhere, it wasnt in the first place we suspected. Also a lovely view of the town! TFTC 2ystassies!
Council staff have trimmed the cache off where it was hidden. So, it has been replaced and is ready to go again.
It is still there waiting to be found. A careful look is required, not just a superficial look. The algorithm fails again.
Great find. All safe and well hidden. Previous dnf-ers simply didnt look hard enough!!
The cache container has been replaced and there is a new logbook. Already to go again. Thanks Jolly0 for the alert.
This is another cache I went looking for the other day and only found part of the cache container and no logbook. I took photos of what I had found, I could only see part of you , and notified the CO that it looked like this cache was also missing. My second one for the day . The COs promptly did a maintenance run, replaced the cache, kindly put my name in the replacement cache and gave me permission to log. I appreciate this and now I wont have to revisit this cache on my next Tassie adventure and yes, there will be another trip or two Thank you 2ystassies Keep smiling
What a beautiful zigzag walk. So many pretty plants and an amazing view to boot.Its a shame I didnt get to find the cache. I found the lid and let the CO know, then took in the view including the smoke from a fire in the distance.Another visit, another holiday, another day.TFTC 2ystassies Keep smiling
A trip up north again for 3 days, targeting 25 Solved Puzzles and "Old Gentleman" Caches.Trads / Multis and others with high Fave points / High Difficulty Star ratings also.Wow, what a location! I absolutely loved the garden all the way up this zig-zag paradise, which i'm hazarding a guess once in the past was an old road up here.There was a Burnie-bound train coming... lol 
(i could hear it from Devonport almost, such are those blaringly loud American "Nathan Air Chimes" they have on trains in the USA) I bet these horns are a bane for the sleeping person at night! Even in my accommodation with double-glazed windows they could be still heard [:o] with 300m between it and the train track.The train was filmed from GZ with the telephoto function on.The cache was found after a wee search and i just sat myself down close by to SL at 08:45 on Thursday 2 November 2023.Photo's were taken looking east aswell and even a super wide-angle pic taking in both the garden and view [^] looking east (included)TFTC 2y'stassies for showing me this most gorgeous spot [:x] [^]
(i could hear it from Devonport almost, such are those blaringly loud American "Nathan Air Chimes" they have on trains in the USA) I bet these horns are a bane for the sleeping person at night! Even in my accommodation with double-glazed windows they could be still heard [:o] with 300m between it and the train track.The train was filmed from GZ with the telephoto function on.The cache was found after a wee search and i just sat myself down close by to SL at 08:45 on Thursday 2 November 2023.Photo's were taken looking east aswell and even a super wide-angle pic taking in both the garden and view [^] looking east (included)TFTC 2y'stassies for showing me this most gorgeous spot [:x] [^]So I’m a bit confused my friend and I went for a walk down the zig zag track and she wanted to show me a geocache. It was one at the fence next to a tree I was like oh that’s weird I haven’t found that one I found a different one at the zig zag track when I got home I went to mark it but there was only one to mark when there were two geocaches. The other one was under the bush at the fence walking track in a black bison tube as the one that I found today was in a big container. It’s really confusing to me so yeah??
Help from the fiancé to find this one - log slightly damp but still able to log the find. Found 20/5 at 0855
While we were on a maintenance run we checked this cache and the container is still safely in place
Discovered this one with CharCharles78 after he had his piano lesson. Gorgeous gardens! Thanks for the cache, even though I’m huffing and puffing!
Loved the walk up here, it's a beautiful spot and the views today were pretty good too.
TFTC
TFTC
What a fantastic view and garden so well maintained, thanks so much for bringing me here TFTC
Thanks for the cache.
In the northwest for a few days with the two GeoGSP's.
I've done a few caches in the middle of a hillside zig-zag path, but the garden around this path is gorgeous. We parked at the bottom, and I really enjoyed the walk up. Finding the right spot for the cache was trickier, so we continued to the top, took in the view and then checked another spot on the way down and there it was.
Thanks for adopting and maintaining the cache 2y'stassies, it really is a lovely spot.
In the northwest for a few days with the two GeoGSP's.
I've done a few caches in the middle of a hillside zig-zag path, but the garden around this path is gorgeous. We parked at the bottom, and I really enjoyed the walk up. Finding the right spot for the cache was trickier, so we continued to the top, took in the view and then checked another spot on the way down and there it was.
Thanks for adopting and maintaining the cache 2y'stassies, it really is a lovely spot.
A bit of a search but it there in the clue
Left my pen in my jacket that I had taken off
Pic of log
Left my pen in my jacket that I had taken off
Pic of log
Took way too long searching for this in such a spacious area. Lol Needle in a haystack springs to mind.
Coming through Ulverstone so detoured to have another crack at this one with Geomolly the beagle . After a short hunt the cache was in hand.
Thanks for replacing and maintaining this one.
Thanks for replacing and maintaining this one.
Cache was indeed missing. It has been replaced by a bison tube cable tied to the bush immediately behind the end post.
Coordinates changed from:
S 41° 8.916 E 146° 9.277
Coordinates changed to:
S 41° 8.910 E 146° 9.285
Distance from original: 51.7 feet or 15.8 meters.
Checked coordinates when maintenance performed and updated them to better reflect the cache placement.
S 41° 8.916 E 146° 9.277
Coordinates changed to:
S 41° 8.910 E 146° 9.285
Distance from original: 51.7 feet or 15.8 meters.
Checked coordinates when maintenance performed and updated them to better reflect the cache placement.
We're here in U'stone again today trying to find the very elusive cache at the end of a multi. So to make the trip more worthwhile, we'll log a few traditionals as well. What a lovely location for this one ! Found with accurate co-ords, things a bit damp, but still able to sign log carefully. Dried out the contents with our geo-towel and chucked in a couple of moisture absorbers as well. TFTC robtas
I had found most of the caches along the river here so set off for a reluctant walk through suburbia to pick some new ones up. So glad I did. This was an excellent cache in a great spot - and I only came here because of a well placed cache - thank you. The zig zag track up through the gardens is well worth the effort. TFTC
Although I have been in Ulverstone on numerous occasions I have never been in west Ulverstone so as I look for caches there will be many new sights to see. Thank you for placing and maintaining the cache for for our enjoyment.
Was a bit of a hard one but when I found it I realised how easy it was Thanks for hiding it !
While traveling around with KjStarr tonight in search of caches we found a total of 6 caches and 1 dnf.
This one was a quick find with a good hint and accurate co-ordinance. TFTC
This one was a quick find with a good hint and accurate co-ordinance. TFTC
Today I went out with gridge98 to collect some caches around the north west coast, our main goal was to get an FTF on top of Mt Dial but overall we just had a great day out having a look around the area.
Majority of the caches found were in great condition.
Thanks for the cache
Majority of the caches found were in great condition.
Thanks for the cache
We parked the car at the top and made the nice walk down the hill to this cache. A nice bit of garden and a peaceful spot. Cache was soon located and signed.
Today I headed out with JL rockstar for a caching trip around the North West Coast, with the main target of getting an FTF on top of Mt Dial as well as exploring the coast and some of the backroads it had to offer.
A nice day out with 27 finds in total.
Thanks for the cache.
Today I headed out with JL rockstar for a caching trip around the North West Coast, with the main target of getting an FTF on top of Mt Dial as well as exploring the coast and some of the backroads it had to offer.
A nice day out with 27 finds in total.
Thanks for the cache.
Thank you for the cache from the great GeoWestie team of Maggie and Mollie with their Carer. what a lovely spot. Thank you
On a rather brisk morning in Ulverstone we headed out from the CP to start our caching day. What a lovely way to start! Kutgw
A quick easy find, bit of a bleak view at least it isn’t windy today. Took a rubber left a minion.
